and we just see like this white minivan submerged under water. >> bret: five students on spring break in the university of georgia being hailed as heroes after jumping into action to help a mother and her two kids from sinking in a minivan. the sorority sisters came acrossed submerged car as you just heard while on a girl's trip to savannah. one of the women clark jones used cpr skills she learned in lifeguard training to save a 4-year-old boy who was trapped under water. kudos to you. that's one heck of a spring break. tomorrow on "special report," president biden, former president trump head to new york for very different reasons. we'll bring that to you. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. in the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balance and unafraid. here's laura. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle."

thank you for joining us. tonight the bodies of two men have been recovered by divers below the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore. they were found inside a red pickup truck about 25 feet under water. also recovered the cargo ship's black box and that may contain key details about how that cargo ship crashed into the bridge early yesterday morning. we're expecting a news conference by the ntsb at the bottom of the hour with all the latest details. but, first, the conformity at this cult, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, liberals claim to cherish diversity. they pretend to hold it sacrosanct. they worship at its altar. >> newsroom diversity, you know, is so important. >> our leaders and the way they lead a newsroom that backs facts, reporting and diversity. >> laura: give me time and -- so predictable, racial, ethnic gender diversity is what they're

all talking about but really that's a lie as well. what they are really protecting is group think. because, let's face it, if you are black and conservative like justin thomas or someone like ben carson, then they don't think you count you're a traitor in fact to your race. ditto if you are hispanic and support trump. but, what about ideological diversity? doesn't it help us sharpen our own thinking? isn't debate good? almost a decade ago a morning joe host saw the dangers of a media cocoon forming. >> when we talk about diversity and i think that's really important in news divisions we should also talk about cultural and ideological diversity. should be out finding people that disagree with the overwhelming majority of opinions in newsrooms. >> laura: of course, he is right but they would toss wily out on his ear if he repeated those lines now. now, a lot has changed in almost a decade. the network where i actually

started my tv career wouldn't ever hire anyone like me now. oh, have you ever supported trump? you support him now? forget about it. now, somehow ronna mcdaniel slipped through msnbc until the inmates took over the asylum. >> i think our bosses owe you an apology for putting you in this situation. >> our democracy is in danger because of the lives of people like ronna mcdaniel have pushed on this country. >> i find the decision to put her on the payroll inexplicable. >> i hope they will reverse their decision. >> laura: and the peacocks in the suits did just that they canned mcdaniel. it's the shortest tenure in tv history, i think. but why? well, because she supports donald trump, period. and because she didn't denounce him after the election or after january 6th. believe no other explanation they provide about why they got rid of her. she is not a random pundit. this is a former chairwoman of

the rnc: now, believe it or not, this is great news not for ronna, of course, but certainly for the election. the truth is these people have so little faith in biden's record or the power of their own ideas that their only response is to silence and defame. they certainly can't risk anyone watching msnbc and being persuaded byron that or anyone like her. forget the fact that at least half of the voting public, potential viewers as well, agree with her. now, this isn't the news business. this is simply an extension of the dnc. >> i felt very strongly about it. i know you felt very strongly about it. i think everyone from 4:00 on from nicole all the way to midnight we all felt very strongly and said so on our respective shows yesterday. >> laura: none of these people care about true diversity. what they really celebrate is conformity across the board.

there is no room for dissent, period. >> to see essentially unanimous feeling among all the journalists in this building and also senior staff and all the producers and everybody from this building about this was one thing. but then to see the executives and the leadership hear that and respond to it and be willing to change course based on it, based on their respect for us and hearing what we argued, i have deep respect for that. >> laura: are they really writing their own obituary though as to what they claim to be? again, a news organization. who knows? but, why would anyone, anyone outside of the far left democrat bubble ever watch that network? why would you want anyone on that network to moderate a debate? not with trump anywhere near the nomination. and cnn e empathized with nbc execs and issued a warning. >> so nbc hoping to sweep this under the rug and move on, the

problem for them is they are now facing a fresh crisis where they are being criticized by the right. so you saw donald trump come out and basically characterize them as intolerant woke leftist. you are seeing that among the fox news crowd. and so now nbc news is going to have to deal with attacks from the right as it tries to emerge from this crisis. >> laura: i like him in black. that suits him. i mean, of course, trump is correct. the only republican that these people will associate themselves with are former republicans, trump haters, people like nicolle wallace, michael steele, or little known figures hired by the trump white house who then transform themselves into never trump crusaders. now, these people aren't conservative. they are simply opportunist. behold the genius. >> the problem with ronna mcdaniel is her career was built around supporting trump.

she did engage in some anti-democratic and unamerican, i would argue, behavior. and now you don't know who she is beholden to. >> laura: did she ever, i don't know, read that book? i guess she got that from never trump for dummies? look democrats in the corporate media have gotten themselves into a huge mess here. they are in their bunkers. they are refusing to change their minds on issues or even. they don't even want to be in the same room with someone with whom they have disagreements. now, what's funny about this they accuse trump of this very thing. it's the usual projection that they engage. in they said that he demanded complete loyalty. talk about the pot calling the kettle black. the ugly truth is, the price one has to pay to be in their club, the media or national politics on the left is total and complete loyalty. and instead of treating r.f.k. jr. with respect, maybe try to

understand his following, why he has some popularity. they set up a special war room to attack him. let the freak-out begin. >> third parties, they are like cockroaches in the kitchen. okay. it's not what they're upset you it's what they foul and fall up. bobby kennedy can fall into every swing state and foul it up for joe biden. >> this is one of the biggest threats to joe biden being reelected. >> i do worry that bobby is taking some percentage of those from biden could shift the election and lead to trump's election. >> laura: democrats have given up on trying to persuade voters through debate and policy success. that was the old way of politics. now, it's just a constant campaign of control, propaganda, and suppression. biden's not leading a political movement. no way. it's just a cult of conformity. and that's the angle.

>> laura: joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds, member of the house oversight committee. congressman, now, you have done -- you have done a lot of interviews on other networks. but this really did take the cake. and it -- i covered it, i waited for a few days to cover this. because i think it really does connect with what they're doing with r.f.k. jr. is that they are both evidence of this bunker mentality on the left. doesn't really scream confidence, does it? >> no, it doesn't. i will tell you having done some of those shows on those other networks. have you got to come in your hard hat and be ready to battle with those guys. because the second you say something you don't like they try cut you off. they disassemble. they try to change the topic or they keep asking the same question over and over until you give them the response that they are looking for. by the way, i hope that ronna mcdaniel got her money because

contracts maybe if they signed it in new york contracts are supposed to be fully executed. if they cut her off i hope she got her money. with that being said, they demand conformity, full stop. if you have a difference of opinion, they do not want to hear it, most of the time they don't each want you on. >> laura: well, it used to be hope and change. right? the democrats had for a while, byron, quite a hopeful message. you might not agree and i certainly didn't agree with their policy ideas. but it was all about making the country better. now it's not hope and change, it's rage and control. they are so angry. they claim that conservatives are angry. they are the angriest people out there. and they have been in power for three and a half years, they are still angry. >> listen, i like talking to conservative voters. we get mad about politics sometimes. but then we go back to life and move on. the people who have basically cut off family members, cut off friends because of politics.

are from the left. people who are so into -- so steeped into that ideology and frankly that rage like you said, they can't even hang out with somebody who has a moderate view of politics. or a conservative view on politics. as far as they're concerned, if you don't see it their way you might as well never talk to me again. don't believe me? talk to people through this country who have lost family members over politics. it's not conservatives who say i can't even spend time with you, have a drink with you, go to a game. it's them. >> laura: what do you think this is all about? i mean, rather than playing these biden soundbites which will just turn the audience off. it's very curious. because, when i started my radio show. this was right before 9/11. maybe four months before 9/11. i think my first guest was gavin newsom. i had john kerry on regularly. i had all sorts of liberals on. i know joe lieberman just passed away. he was a semi regular on the show. i had lots of liberals on the

show. it was a good conversation. what's happened? >> i think what's happened is their entire agenda is based in this fatalistic notion that if they don't get their way, everything's coming to an end. look at climate change. if they don't get their way, the planet is going to die and we are all going to die with it. look at economics if they don't get their way everybody is going to be poor and destitute except for a couple rich fat cats. if you look at the reality of their policies, take their economic policies, is making the money elitists on the coast. who are suffering? middle americans all through our country. they have a very fatalistic view of america. of free markets, of conservatism. and if they don't get their way, everything comes to an end. i think that's why there is that anger and rage and why they can't tolerate any opposition. >> laura: i have never seen anything like it. the blood vessels on the foreheads of some of the people on the other cable networks, i

want to call them medics every time i see them starting to just explode. i'm actually concerned about their health. congressman, wonderful to see you. thank you so much. officials set to hold a news conference after recovering the black box from that cargo ship that took down the bridge in baltimore. plus a furious karine jean-pierre. what did she do in a radio interview got a little tough? we'll tell you. the radio host is here exclusively to let us know what happened. next. ♪ ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season.

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♪ >> laura: remember when they promised us transparency over at the white house and accessibility? that was a big one. things were going to go back to normal. the press would be treated with respect and legitimate questions answered. public has a right to know, after all. wouldn't be dismissed. well, when the white house press secretary appeared on a radio show to sell the president's deeply unpopular agenda, she must have expected, i don't know, a standing ovation, flowers, in a fruit basket? when things got a little tough she forgot the old adage that when you can't win the game, if you walk off the field. >> i told a number of people that i was talking to you today. they all said would you please

just ask her does the president have dementia? >> mark, i can't even believe you are asking me this question. this is incredibly insulting. and so we can, you know, we can move onto the next question. >> gas prices and grocery prices then. how does mr. biden win votes when people don't have as much disposable income? >> look, the president understands. he grew up in a middle class family, working class family in scranton, pennsylvania. he gets it. those costs have gone down because of what this president has been able to do. and with that, thank you so much, mark, have a amazing, amazing day. [phone beeping] >> she hung up. >> laura: i remember some of those. i remember some of those days in radio. joining me now exclusively is the man you just heard, mark garrison, host of wtb news talk radio in charlotte, north carolina. all right, mark. what happened here? i mean, you have the nerve to

ask the question that millions and millions of americans would like answered forthrightly. >> well, yeah. they -- karine had reached out to us and asked us if we would do an interview because biden was coming to north carolina. so we said sure. and i knew, as you know, doing interviews through the years, you're going to get a lot of talking points. so i thought if i could just ask a couple of questions, maybe we would make a little news. maybe get a soundbite out of her. so i just decided to ask her about all the -- here in north carolina, even 45% of democrats are concerned about biden's mental state. so i thought okay. i brought that up to her. she somewhat dismissed that. and then i just said okay, well, does he have dementia? and i was surprised that she was so offended. >> laura: well, why didn't she just answer the question? presumably they have the best doctor. just answer the question no he doesn't have dementia. what's the next question? i don't get that why is that a

hard question? >> well, that's what everybody that has contacted me said. why didn't she say yes or no or go into some sort of defense of her boss and his mental faculties but, in fact, what she did, laura, was take us down a bumpy dirt road because she went on to say well, every year the white house physician exams the president and puts out a details report. well, i went back and looked at all of those detailed reports it. talks about his heart burn, it talks about his heart. it talks about his heart and stomach. there is nothing in those reports about his mental capacity. >> laura: mental acuity. >> yeah. >> laura: the white house released a statement they said that the press secretary had multiple back-to-back interviews with radio stations who were each offered seven minutes. once that time was up, she called into the next one. they allege that your station chose not to air the full interview and instead artificially attached a sound effect that our phones do not make when the calls end.

did you add a hang-up sound effect? >> no. and to quote karine, i'm offended that she would suggest that. we don't add sound effects to news stories. when she hit the button to disconnect, we got a dial tone. we didn't add any drama to it. >> laura: did you air the whole interview though? >> we did. >> laura: did you edit the interview? >> we aired the unedited video on one of our talk shows and then we took some soundbites in our newscast. >> laura: so the entire interview was available. i see what they are saying but their claims are spurious because you did put the entire -- all of the content online, people could see it. but for your newscast, obviously you want shorter soundbites. >> online and on the air. that's exactly right. when was very clear when she hung up that she was not happy. >> laura: i just love "have an

amazing day." the sacrosweetness but, mark, i remember these days. i miss these days. those were really fun moments, actually. and, mark, i must say you have a wonderful voice for radio. i have such respect for radio hosts across this country. do you a fantastic job. and thank you so much for joining us. >> glad to. thank you. >> laura: coming up we are awaiting a news conference from the ntsb and we are going to get the latest on, of course, that horrific bridge collapse after being hit by a barge in the middle of the night last night and u.s. businessmen are running to visit communist china. another story we are going to hit but why this time? i'm going to explain it, next. ♪ ma, i want to make perfume! ♪ so i made barbara's new side gig count by guaranteeing her maximum refund. intuit turbotax.

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they are water canonning the filipinos in the south china sea. the journal was reporting today actually the message from china is yeah, businesses can come back but on china's terms. and they are shifting more to what they call a delete america approach. so you have got tim cook of apple saying everything is fine and dandy but the chinese aren't giving that impression. >> laura: well, and gordon, they are not the only ones heading overseas. janet yellen, she is ramping up for a trip to what almost seems like the biden administration's second home. watch. >> our desire not to shut down economic relations with china. many american firms operate in china and gain from the ability to sell to china's large market. we want to stabilize that relationship. not shut it down. >> laura: okay, gordon, your reaction to that tonight? >> well, what is janet yellen

going to say now that she didn't say about three or four months ago when she went to beijing? i think the problem here is that we want to manage the relationship as the biden administration says, but the chinese don't want to be managed. as a matter of fact, they take the biden administration's efforts and sort of a sense that we feel infewer year to the -- o the chinese send thought capital. the businessmen by the way they were all men today when they went to see xi jinping. they were participating in the chinese communist spectacle that was sort of reminiscent of what foreigners did in the elm pearl they kissed the ring, they did bough and showed loyalty to the chinese rulers. this ask a hideous spectacle. >> laura: heldridge there was a piece or two in the "wall street journal" about how hong kong is getting crushed by china. and remember, just a short time ago, we were seeing all these

hopeful pieces that hong kong could exist, not quite as it was before. but it wouldn't be kind of a heavy repression at the hands of the ccp. well, that's out the window. >> absolutely. i mean, i spent some time in hong kong when i was younger. a still of incredible vibrancy and there was hope. i think, you know, the experiment has been run. the one country, two systems that the chinese pledged and clearly people on taiwan looking at and life gone out of hong kong people who were there certainly have left. it's not the same place. it's not that innovative, independent place. it is very sad. look, we can talk about communism and xi jinping, if you are someone living in china. if you are somebody who is independent businessman and wanted to have their own life, that has really been suffocated and hong kong is a really tragic object lesson it. appears to be getting worse, actually. >> laura: well, i hope all these ceos had fun over there because, you know, that's all that matters is money and enjoying their time in beijing.

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♪ >> laura: all right. we knew it would happen. the same media that condemned anyone within 100 yards of the u.s. capitol on january 6th, is now finding reasons to empathize with phony asylum seekers seeking to crash our fortified border areas. recall that last week scores of migrants rushed the border, injured national guardsmen, even trampling one of them, razor wire was cut by some of them and others shouted their demands to be let through the barrier. so, forget the americans injured, the "los angeles times" focused on the poor illegals. describing the border area as a militarized zone, fortified by rifle toting soldiers, a fleet of humvees and a forest of razor wire. oh, bad writing. the "times" interviewed the illegals tries to bugg. in all we want to do is give ourselves up. but the army won't let us. it looks like a prison said the

other. one woman whose shirt was torn, that happens when you try to get through razor wire. she complained i never imagined that this place would be so horrible. joining me now is texas lt. governor dan patrick. dan, these phoney asylum seekers are now grousing about the conditions that you and your state are forcing upon them. your response tonight? >> well, we don't really give a fiddler's damn about it quite frankly, laura. we are are going to protect our citizens. we're going to protect our border. we're going to protect the lives of men and women in this state and protect young people were getting fentanyl. i don't care what they think. and they think it's partial, they left horrible. look, this the united states of america. the greatest country on the planet. and texas is the greatest state in this country. and we'll be darn if we are going to let them come in and tell us what they are going to

do. got over that area. we sealed it off now. it's sealed. there are a lot of things we don't want, laura. we don't want biden's open borders. we don't terrorists crossing the border. we don't want criminals crossing the borders. we don't want drugs. we don't want evs for every texan. high inflation and woke culture and that great movie hell and high water a scene with the waitress says what don't you want? america doesn't want joe biden and neither does texas. any of his policies. we don't care what these people think. >> laura: the "l.a. times" is just disgraceful. i mean, you can't even really call it a newspaper any longer. it's teetering on the edge always of going out of business and being sold and resold. dan, it turns out now that the biden administration is busy not, of course, helping you. they hate what you are doing in texas. they want an open border. but they are going down to guatemala to reassure the government there that any efforts to fortify the border they are going to, you know, work to defeat. watch.

>> it is our strongly held view as a matter of law that s.b. 4, which is a law proposed by the state of texas, it is our strongly held view that that law is unconstitutional and it is our hope and confidence that the courts will strike it down with finality. >> laura: so, dan, we have the department of homeland security secretary in a foreign country basically trashing one of our finest states in the united states. how much of the economy is texas responsible for? i don't know what they would do for numbers if it weren't for texas' economy. that is wild, attacking america on a foreign land. >> that was the department of hopeless security, by the way. not homeland security. look, laura, as i have said before, i wrote this bill senate

bill 4 with senator charles perry. we believe we are being invaded. we believe when we get back to the supreme court. remember they voted 6-3 to let it stay. let it become law while we are going through the process. we are going through that process. we believe it is constitutional because we are being invaded. just because these people don't have an army uniform on or carrying a flag, doesn't mean they are not an invasion force. that's exactly what these people are and the generals are the cartels that are sending them here or china or these other countries. and weaver just not taking it anymore. laura. we don't care what biden thinks. what did the mexican say give us 20 billion and we will stop coming? this is what president trump did. he just put a tariff on all their good and that stopped them. that's what biden should be doing. that's what president trump will do when he becomes president. i promise you joe biden is gone, donald trump, greg abbott, myself, and the texas legislature we will close that border on day one. we have had it. >> laura: shut it down. and instead of reassuring the

american people, our president is reassuring foreign governments against the american people. lt. governor, thank you. all right. when illegals do get into the country and fly into our interior, they go through a vetting process as secure as the screen door on a submarine. now, according to a letter from the house homeland security committee, tsa is reportedly allowing aliens without verifying identity documents to pass through airport security checkpoints. relying on unverified biographical information gathered by the border patrol through one border patrol application. joining me now chris bedford, senior contributor at "the federalist" and sean duffy, fox news contributor, co-host of fbn's "bottom line." chris, i took a plane today. as usual, you have to go through the process. you might have tsa preor clear or something. most people still have to take their shoes off. show their i.d., long lines. they show up with some kind of

piece of paper and they don't know who they are. we thought this was happening but now we have verification. >> yeah. and if you are an american citizen who can't find their identification, you have to pull every trick in the book to be able to get through at airport showing every form of identification and get permission at the end of the day usually from washington, d.c. and only let you do it a few times. this is actual policy. you have got the papers lined up to prove it. do you know what else? it is intentional policy and something even known to democrats in washington, d.c. and the debate in the senate last week, republicans tried to add an amendment that would have forced tsa to stop letting this happen. stop the federal government from flying illegal aliens around the country and all these secret flights and democrats voted 100 percent against it and shut it down. >> laura: yeah. yeah. total fanatic. sean, tsa gave us a statement moments ago saying in part that non-citizens, meaning illegals, released after ongoing security vetting into the united states,

to await immigration proceedings in seven years. must present an acceptable form of i.d. to enter secure areas of an airport. if one does not have an acceptable form of i.d., they must submit to additional screening and facial recognition technology to verify their identity using dhs records. but, the letter from the house committee said that the tsa accepts administrative warrants for arrest or removal as an acceptable identity document. sean, a little buddies of mine in the tsa told me it's a piece of paper and, you know, it has sort of official looking writing on it but, come on. >> they are relying on the vetting system of the border security, which is garbage. they are letting in murderers, drug dealers, drug traffickers coming into the country. those are the same people that fly on the planes with all of us. we are not just concerned, laura about doors flying off our airplane, we are concerned about the guy sitting next to us and were they vetted?

christopher wray was on the hill weighs talking about open borders and national security, national threat to the country. is he concerned about terror attacks. the fact we have these people on planes with us. i think the american people are sick of being treated as second and third class citizens. joe biden cares more about letting more people into the country than he does about the safety and security of the very people that live here that voted for him that paid the taxes to run our damn government. so, again, i think this is a huge issue for the american voter. >> laura: yeah. and, chris, i mean i want to get up and applaud both of you. this is what last week a venezuelan illegal went viral for his tiktok videos encouraging other illegals to squat in homes once they cross the border. he even give tips on how to rip us off. now, according to the "new york post," he is on the run. now we are learning from the post that he is actually trying to flee from authorities after crossing illegally in april 2022. >> he enrolled in the alternative to detention

program. that must be nice. but naturally he didn't follow the rules and now listed as absconder from the program. he put out a video basically crying saying oh my life is turned upside down. you can't make -- if it wasn't our country, chris, this would be funny. but, the joke is on us, unfortunately. as long as biden is in the white house. >> he is the perfect character for exposing just how much the joke is on us. he is started to draw attention to himself becoming illegal immigrant influencer and releasing videos showing people how they could take advantage of a lot of different discuss, especially blue cities very dumb squatting laws allow people who don't own your house to move into your house when you are not there and take it over. people can't be evicted. it's ruined people's lives. i have known folks in d.c. who have had to sell their house because they can't get rid of squatters. he was telling the american people and the illegal alien community about all these different laws that allow them to take advantage of americans.

now he is upset because he drew attention and he embarrassed the feds. >> laura: this is like the people at the border, sean. complaining this they are not being let through and they are like giving interviews to the "l.a. times" about how the conditions at the border are a nightmare. they are not what they thought they were going to be. again. >> you can't make this stuff up. >> laura: this is the biden administration. >> joe biden said it's guys like this who built our country. he said our economy is so strong because of guys like this? it is a joke for the american people. by the way, he has been posting these videos for months. again, to chris's point, how do you take somebody's home as a squatter. how do you get the american taxpayer money for free as you come here as immigrant if you don't want to work. very simple deport his ass he should have been deported a long time ago. thank god we finally have joe biden on the march trying to get thugs like this out of the country. one win for america. >> laura: fantastic segment, thank you. up next, one of the weirdest police chases we have ever seen.

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>> i think we may have found the most bizarre police chase ever. foxy international correspondent kevin corke, i'm not with him sadly but he's there with all the crazy video. >> just when you think you've seen everything something else pops up to your newsfeed and makes you shake your head. check this out, you won't believe it. 38-year-old eddie sanchez arrested and charged with trespassing and reckless driving among other charges after cops say he stole, wait for it, a front end loader from his former employee. >> stop. hey! stop. he is not stopping for me.

i have no way of stopping this vehicle. [ laughter ] >> no way. if you think that's crazy, wait, there's more. >> grab your machine, how fast is it? >> probably about 30. >> quick, quick. >> now we are cooking. finally armed with the right tool at the right time and bouillon. -- boo ya -- [ laughter ] >> god bless georgia. there you have it, eddie sanchez, 38 apparently with the temperament of an 8-year-old arrested but don't take my word for it, this is what the folks there said, "while investigating the incident the reporting officer learned that sanchez was terminated from the business in

2023." he visited the business several days prior and did something similar but never left the property. during this entire incident no motorists were injured nor were any vehicles or patrol cars damaged. so there. now sanchez was charged with theft by taking, fleeing or attempting to allude, reckless driving, criminal damage to property, a partridge in a pear tree. i daresay deserved all of it. >> now wait a second, can you see the scene where a police officer is like on the side of the, you know, he's doing his normal rounds, he's there on the highway, he looks up, pulls him over and just with a straight face, license and registration please. [ laughter ] >> this is insane. no. i know you never did any of those automatic tickets either, i know that you've never gotten any of those.

speaking of unconstitutional, those are unconstitutional. thank you kevin. [♪♪] >> three years ago i said an ambitious target. half of all new cars and trucks sold in 2030 would be zero emission. today we are setting new pollution standards for cars and trucks. u.s. workers will lead the world in autos, making clean cars and trucks. each stamp made in america, you have my word. >> you have his word. that means a lot. no one wants his word. they want gas powered cars but if biden has his way they are going to become a thing of the past. there will be a lot of old cars from the sixties parked in his garage. there were plans announced last week to start phasing gas powered cars out by 2032 but eight states and dc have already beaten them to it, banning the

sale of gas powered cars as of 2035. two additional states, yellow art and colorado, 182% of car sales by the year 2032 to be electric -- delaware -- this is infuriating. joining me now, proud owner of a big gas guzzling powered vehicle clay, i think this is trump's issue. the border and your car, okay, the border and your car and groceries and you win the election. >> look, people can do whatever they want. if you want to biden ev, more power to you, you should have that right, but have you read some of the stories about how difficult it is to drive any sort of substantial distance at all on an ev? wall street journal had a great story. i believe the reporter tried to drive from new orleans to chicago if i'm not mistaken and basically could not manage to do it, had to wait hours at charging stations, a lot of them did not work. i'm never going to do this for

the rest of my life, maybe one day we will have an ev but for the rest of my life on any trip that is of any significance at all, i'm going to be very comfortable pulling into a gas station. this is crazy to try to mandate. >> no, never ever ever am i buying an electric vehicle. if i have to stockpile gas powered cars, that's what i will do. here's an eloquent description of electric vehicles from kamala harris last week. >> the work that we are doing on electric vehicles, school busses and trucks, i have visited the manufacturing plants, we are showing that we have the expertise to understand how it can work, meaning the thing actually moves, and it can transport people. >> clay, it can move. >> glad that it moves. >> these people are in charge of mandating electric vehicles and killing our automobile industry which this will do.

>> the bloodbath comment got all the attention but what trump was nailing is they are going to start making cars in mexico and try to avoid the tariff that we are putting on chinese vehicles and they are not going to allow our cars to compete there. but again, we've got all these mandates that are starting to come in and they can't sell the ev's they have now. for everybody out there who's in the union and working in a manufacturing plant, the best way to guarantee that you are going to get fired other than the 20-dollar minimum wage that's already getting people fired up fast food restaurants in california, is producing products that people don't want to buy. let the market dictate what the purchases are going to be. this is crazy. >> yep. all right, the market is speaking, they can't get rid of these things, thank you. we are still awaiting the news conference from the ntsb on the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore. stay with us. [♪♪] [♪♪]